Recording Conversations with Spirits
Key Points
Since the discovery of sound recording, people have captured voices from those who have passed, using ambient sounds like radio static, raindrops, or ocean waves as a medium. This practice, known as Electronic Voice Phenomena (EVP), has evolved over time. A significant advancement in this field is the use of the human voice as a sound source, a technique now recognized as Instrumental Transcommunication (ITC).
In my research, I’ve discovered the ability to record conversations not only with the spirits of those who have passed away but also with individuals who are asleep. This groundbreaking work has revealed a fascinating connection between consciousness and the non-physical realm.
In this book, I share a summary of my findings, providing insights into these extraordinary communications. Additionally, readers are given the chance to experience some of these recordings firsthand, offering a deeper understanding of the potential of ITC to connect with the unseen world.
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About the Author
Clive Siegner
Instrumental trans communication, (ITC) was coined by Ernst Senkowski in the 1970s to refer more generally to communication through any sort of electronic device such as tape recorders, fax machines, television sets or computers between spirits or other discarnate entities and the living.
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